WhatsApp UPDATE: Messenger App To Bring New Favourites Chat Filter; Here’s It Works

WhatsApp Update: WhatsApp, one of the most used messaging apps in the world, is reportedly working on an update that will enhance the user experience. The messaging app will soon introduce a new feature which will allow users to add and filter their favourite chats for easier access, WABetainfo reported. Currently, Meta is working on the feature and it is under development mode and will soon roll out for testers, who have registered through the Google Play Beta Program. First, the developers will clear the feature then it will go to the testers who use and test it. Additionally, there are reports that WhatsApp is also testing unread messages and group filters that will show specific chats.

This new feature will let the users select the most commonly used chats and add them to the favourites list. This option will surely enhance the user experience as it will allow them to segregate their regular contacts from others.
Users can imagine this feature as an upgrade to the chat pinning one. Notably, the messenger app currently does not only allow over three chats to be pinned on top.

WhatsApp Update: Here’s How It Works

An image revealing the Favourites chat feature on WhatsApp has been shared by WABetainfo. This handy function lets you easily find key people and group conversations on the app. By choosing the “Add to Favourites” option, you can personally earmark chats to your Favourites. Plus, you have the freedom to remove, rearrange, and incorporate chats as per your liking.

WhatsApp Update: Upcoming Updates

WhatsApp is in the process of bringing several fresh features to its platform. One of these notable feature enhancements is poised to revamp the Communities tab, giving users the capability to set reminders for impending events. This will go a long way in helping community administrators in keeping the group participants updated and actively involved. On top of that, WhatsApp has also thoughtfully increased the limit for voice messages in Status updates, stretching it from half a minute to a whole minute.